A resource for anyone studying 
the work of contemporary 
women artists

 

online : ISSN 1462-0426

n.paradoxa
international feminist art journal

exploring feminist theory and contemporary women's art practices


published in two separate editions online (since Dec. 1996)
and in print (bi-annually, ISSN 1461-0434, since 1998)
NOW TWELVE YEARS IN PRINT!

Current volume 
in print: 

Material Histories
(24, July 2009)
ISSN 1461-0434
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The online and print versions of n.paradoxa publish different and separate content.
Online editions are published as issue numbers (irregularly); in print as volume numbers (every 6 months).

All articles in n.paradoxa are published under author's and artist's copyright. Please respect their copyright.
Publisher's copyright permission is required for any reproduction of the articles from this website. 
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Call for Papers for forthcoming Issues and Volumes

If you would like to submit an article on contemporary women's art practices (visual arts only) or an aspect of feminist art theory, an interview with a woman artist or a feature to n.paradoxa, please contact the editor. Do not send finished articles. Articles are commissioned through negotiation with the editor: k.deepwell@ukonline.co.uk
n.paradoxa publishes contributions from women artists and critics from anywhere in the world.
Please send, well in advance of the copy deadline, an outline (1-2 paragraphs) and a short resume (1 page only). If you propose an article for the print volumes, please outline the relation of your proposal to the theme.


In print, future volumes are:
Volume 25: Pleasure (Jan 2010)
(Copy deadline: 1 Nov 2009, to be published Jan 2010)
Have feminist art practices proposed new models of pleasure? Do they challenge ideas about women's pleasures or reinforce them? While women artists have challenged the assumptions embedded within the male gaze, have they shifted the object position for women in representation as something-to-be-looked-at? Is there a focus on the different kinds of visual, aural, sensual, or tactile pleasures in women's contemporary art work produced in the last 40 years? Articles on the subject of pleasure or pleasures - visual, aural, sensual, physical or in terms of other forms of pleasure/pain producing sensations - are welcome.

Volume 26: (July 2010)
(Copy deadline: 1 May 2009, to be published July 2010)

Volume 27: (Jan 2011)
(Copy deadline: 1 Nov 2010, to be published Jan 2011)

Online: articles are published as issue numbers (irregularly).

Last issue online: Issue 20 (April 2008)
Online Papers from the Geteilte Zeit : Kunstgeschichte als internationaler dialog / Shared and Divided Times: art history as international dialogue conference, 25-28 March 2008 at the Europaischen Academie in Berlin.

This conference was organised to celebrate the publication of Gisela Weimann (ed.) Geteilte Zeit: Fragen und Antworten (Weimar, Edition Eselsweg, 2008). The book features 7 women artists born between 1940-1950 who studied at Hochschule fur Bildende Kunst in Berlin 1965-1975: Christa Biederbick, Gisela Genthner, Karin Fleischer, Sarah Haffner, Heide Pawelzik, Regina Roskoden and Gisela Weimann.

n.paradoxa was part of documenta 12's  magazine project  in Kassel, Germany, 16 June-23 Sept 2007. A discussion on the theme of 'Regendering documenta' was held between Katy Deepwell, editor of n.paradoxa and Judy Freya Sibayan, artist and editor of Ctrl+P in the documenta halle on 30 August 2007. This discussion is also available in the pdf of Ctrl+P, from their website.

Previous: Issue 19, (May 2006)

Martina Pachmanova Mobile Fidelities: Conversations on Feminism, History and Visuality
A unique collection of interviews in English: Martina Pachmanova interviews Linda Nochlin; Natalie Boymel Kampen; Kaja Silverman; Susan Rubin Suleiman; Amelia Jones; Mira Schor; Jo Anna Isaak; Janet Wolff; Martha Rosler; Marcia Tucker and Carol Duncan.

This is an online publication of a book, published first in Czech by One Woman Press (Prague) 2001

Read the last installment of Diary of an Ageing Art Slut....and a tribute to the Diary's author

Read Howardena Pindell's new October 2007 postscript to her 'Diaspora/Realities/Strategies' (1997) which discusses her response to Kara Walker

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Editor: Katy Deepwell
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Last issue online: Issue 20 (April 2008)

Online Papers from the Geteilte Zeit : Kunstgeschichte als internationaler dialog
Shared and Divided Times: art history as international dialogue
conference, 25-28 March 2008 at the Europaischen Academie in Berlin

Gisela Weimann

Brigitte Hammer

Moira Roth

Katy Deepwell

Sanne Kofod Olsen and Kirsten Justesen

Eli Bartra

Ramona Novicov

Ursula Neinhaus

Mercedes Replinger

Amaya Martinez de la
Escalera Castells

Concha Jerez

Gabriele Kamper

This conference was organised to celebrate the publication of Gisela Weimann (ed.) Geteilte Zeit: Fragen und Antworten (Weimar, Edition Eselsweg, 2008).